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Global Business Reports

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Katya Koryakovtseva, Andrew Mason

Southeast Asia Power 2013

October 08, 2013

Though attention is often focused on northern neighbor China, the nations of Southeast Asia have show equally impressive and consistent economic growth: growth that is forecast to continue in the medium term. With this success comes an increased need for energy, which each of the 10 countries are addressing in different ways. The huge investments that the Southeast Asian region is making in its generation and transmission infrastructure offers substantial opportunity for both domestic and foreign investors.

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